Windows 10: Audio redirection not working with windows remote desktop

Hello, I'm trying to get sound redirection working through the remote desktop app.

Both the remote and client PC are running windows 10 with the remote running Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB. Both have working sound on their own, but not when connected via remote desktop. Because the remote/server computer is not running windows server, there is no
'Terminal Services Configuration' tool in administrative tools which much of my googling pointed me to


So far I have ensured that:
- The "play on this computer" option is checked in the remote desktop connection settings
- The "Windows Audio" and "Remote Desktop Services UserMode Port Redirector" services are set to automatic
- The HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\WinStations\RDP-Tcp\fDisableAudioCapture registry value was set to 0

- The Device and Resource Redirection group policy is enabled on the remote machine

:)

 

Redirecting Windows Mobile devices with Remote Desktop 7

I am trying to get my Windows Mobile 6.5 device to be redirected from my desktop PC to my remote desktop (VDI workstation), with both running Windows 7 Ultimate x64. I have tried natively with the Remote Desktop Client, and with the Fabulatech USB over
Network and UDB for Remote Desktop with no success. If I bypass Remote Desktop (i.e. I connect to the remote desktop via VNC or the vSphere Infrastructure Client and use UDB over Network to redirect the WM device, all works just fine. In fact, When I look
at Device Manager on the remote system, I see the "Microsoft Windows Mobile Remote Adapter" in the Network Adapters list. If I disable "Advanced networking capabilities" on the WM device, I see "HP USB Sync" under Mobile devices. However, WMDC does not connect
with WM device.

I can see there are a number of people that are unable to get this to work. Can anyone provide any working steps to redirect a Windows Mobile phone device through Remote Desktop?

 

Windows 10 Remote Desktop sound redirection not working

I am currently having issues with sound redirection while using remote desktop connecting to a Windows 10 Pro Creators update host.

I am able to connect using RDP, however the hosts sound is not transmitted to the RDP session. I can see the 'Remote Sound' icon in the tray, and it shows when audio is playing with the volume bar.

Things I have tried:

• Rebooting
  
• Checking host and client volume control
  
• Verifying that RDP client has 'Play on this computer'
  
• Using different RDP clients to connect (Android/Windows Default/Windows Store)
  
• Disabling Firewall/AV
  
• Checking sound service / Remote Desktop service are started
  
• Checked group polices for RDP sound redirection
  
• Checked reg value for fDisableAudioCapture
  
• Safe Mode (Unable to start required services in safe mode)
  

I have Realtek HDA audio drivers and NVidia audio drivers installed on the host, but that shouldn't affect the remote desktop sound redirection as far as I know.

Edit:

Also the drive redirection doesn't appear to be working, so it looks like an RDP issue rather than a sound issue.

I'd rather use RDP rather than other software like VNC

 

Pick soundcard to redirect with remote desktop

Hi folks!

I have a computer with multiple sound cards that interface to different devices. When I remote desktop into this computer, I want a specific sound card to be redirect back to me, and I want all the others to remain active. How do I do it?

(right now when i connect, all the sound cards disappear from the remote computer, and audio is redirected back to me...but I need the others to continue working on that remote computer.)

Any Ideas?

--Keith